instilling

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A noun referring to the process of gradually teaching or impressing an idea, feeling, or habit upon someone's mind through frequent instruction or repetition.

• 🇨🇳指通过反复教导或影响，逐步将某种思想、感情或习惯灌输给他人的过程。

1. Imparting knowledge or values B2 formal

   The process of gradually teaching or impressing ideas, beliefs, or habits upon someone's mind through frequent repetition or instruction.

   • The instilling of discipline in children requires patience and consistency.
   • His success is due to the instilling of a strong work ethic from an early age.
   • The school focuses on the instilling of moral values through daily lessons.

   🇨🇳灌输

   同义词: implantationinculcationinfusion

• instillings plural form
• instillings' possessive plural form
• instilling's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of gradually introducing or imparting an idea, feeling, or quality into someone's mind.

• 🇨🇳动词，表示逐步把某种思想、感情或品质灌输、培育到某人的心里或性格中。

1. Introduce gradually B2 formal british

   To gradually introduce or impart an idea, feeling, or quality into someone's mind.

   • The teacher instilled a love of reading in her students.
   • Parents try to instill good values in their children.
   • The coach instilled discipline and teamwork in the players.

   🇨🇳灌输

   同义词: imbueimplantinculcateinfuseingrain

   反义词: eradicateextractremoveuproot

2. Administer drop by drop C1 formal

   To put a liquid into something in small amounts, drop by drop.

   • The nurse instilled the eye drops carefully into the patient's eyes.
   • He instilled the medicine into the solution using a dropper.
   • The chemist instilled the reagent slowly into the test tube.

   🇨🇳滴注

   同义词: dripdroptrickle

• instilled past participle
• instilled past simple
• instilling present participle
• instills third person singular
• instils third person singular